North Shore Country Day School - Mirror Yearbook (Winnetka, IL)

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Incoming Board President, Mrs. Gene Perkins, takes over as outgoing president, Mrs. Mary P. Hines, hands over gavel. (Left to right) First Vice President, Mrs. lack C. Bloedom; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Richard ). Krohn; Third Vice President, Mrs. Arthur M. Wirtz, )r. (Center picture left to right) Board member, Mrs. Rich- ard C Cooper; Second Vice President, Mrs. )ohn Puth; Board member, Mrs. R. Todd Vieregg. (Far right picture, left to right) Sustaining member, Mrs. Betty Stuart Rodgers; Board member, Mrs Kurt Karmin. THE WOMAN ' S BOARD By Gene Perkins, President, 1980-82 The Woman ' s Board of the North Shore Country Day School was founded in 1962, to provide ways and means of raising funds, and to provide opportunities for a broader understanding of the aims and purposes of the school. To date, the Board has raised over $250,000. Where have these funds been spent? — Refurbishing the Auditorium; -Purchasing the first computer for students; -Assisting in restoring the Headmaster ' s house; — Carpeting the first floor of the Upper School; — Enrichment programs; — The Resource Center. This unique school of ours is one with a great interplay of students, faculty, staff, and parents, one relying on the other and each growing from these contacts. The Woman ' s Board, in fulfilling its purpose, is but a part of the school ' s strength and its future. A complete list of members of the Woman ' s Board appears in the back of the book, on the Board adver- tisement page. On behalf of the Board, I extend to the class of 1981 our heartfelt congratulations. Farewell and Godspeed. Photos appearing on these two pages are cour- tesy of the Stuart-Rodgers Studio.

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DEDICATION OF THE 1981 ' MIRROR ' THE WOMAN ' S BOARD From the Philosophy and Objectives pamphlet of the North Shore Country Day School: Parents play an important role in this family school. A cooperative relationship between school and home is important to the development of the student . . . Parents actively participate in school functions. No where is this philosophy of our school more appar- ent than in the activities of the Woman ' s Board. It is the expressed function and desire of the Board to sponsor creative and worthwhile activities to raise funds to support the School. Each year these present and past school parents contribute thousands of dollars to either refurbish the auditorium, buy a computer for the students or plan a beautification project for our campus. The members of the Board serve the School in many ways, ways that necessitate a considerable amount of time. Even more important than the money given, the time of these women is an invaluable con- tribution. To this year ' s senior class, this continued and active participa- tion and interest in the school ' s affairs best represent what a family school should be. We are proud to dedicate the 1980-81 Mirror , our yearbook, to the Woman ' s Board of the North Shore Country Day School. Four past presidents of the Woman ' s Board (left to right): Mrs. David A. Deuble, Mrs. Richard ). Franke, Mrs. Harold H. Hines, and Mrs. Peter Perkins.

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SPECIAL HELLO TO NEW TEACHERS Above: Deborah McFall.